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, 1887-06-02
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HuIrah for the University.
Capt Henry Roeder Of Whatcom is III
town.
Major Van Bokkelen is to erect
brick building, we learn, fronting on
Adams street nearly opposite the
county court house So 1t goes.
Lieut.. Il. l. Bailey, U. S. A, arrived
today from Fort DG Chesne, Utah.
Mrs. Bailey, who is daughter of Mrs.
l.. 4. Myers Of this city, has been here
for some time past.
Mr Thus. SeideI, who has Eeeu for
ten years Interested IN ChuckaHQt stone
quarry oil Beilingham Bay, has sold his
share thereof to a Mr.. BGrEeiud, and
has removed with his wife TO Port Town
send We learn from Mr.. Seidcl that lie
proposes 10 establish marble wo, - here.
He IS q welcome citizen.
Decoration Day passed very quiet, bni
there were Il number of old veterans Cf
FarTagUt Post who repaired to the Gene
sarv, where they found quite number
q ladies' aud gentlemen to witness the
Impressive memorial service and the
streWing OF flowers upon the grave OF
their dead comrade, John Ribbleman.
1lr. Walter Sutherland, father of Mrs.
u. (. W. Hunt of this city, has pur-
taascd the farm o. Mr. G. w. ohattuck
g.. East Sound in San Juan county. Mr.
and MIS-. Sutherland moved to their
new home On the Phantom this week.
They have elected an excellent fruit
raising j ca'ity, and have secured fine
fam, gut wl!l doubtless prosper.
BIDS for the Landes -HilI-Seavey-
-La-Lgu brick block were opened Sat
ar.!4y. They were from III. j. Carkeek,
Geo. Sta.r5tt and ElcInneS & Winters,
and ranged closely together, little
over SI3.CCG for labCr and material. 1t
is understood that the last uamed firm
v3.i secure the contract. The ARGUS
vii he published early 10 tie fall III a
pCGCaUeal location in q brick building
on .hl ~ltc q the present ARGUS bnIid-
ing
q. =. R.-In accordance with custom
unI general orders from department
headquarters, an able ana eloquent ser
mon vr= preached at the Opera House
on Sunday, the 29th, at p ~, by Mrs.
Emma MuI!oy, the evangelist, and was
listened tJtty- a large and appTeciative
audience. The members OF Farragut
Pcst No. 10, C. !. T., and the command
ing officer OF Ears' Townsend, occupied
aaJts oR-the Sia form nd at times thay
vll ua1,l;y %, restraiLed from giving
- w.rittae cheers 0s the gifted lady
-iysi battle scenes IN which they
bad anticipated. Il WAS IN occasion
ue7v1 g. le fyJEotton by the members Of
T.sraEus Post, and they vii ever hold
.u kindly remembrance the orator who
lsal-.t SD viyIily u mind the terrible
..au.s rs $40 past, aud discourscd so
g.quagf'y uI :-e blessings 0t fraternity,
Chart. aud loyalty as embodied In the
rriagl-lss Of tAc G.. :. L. The choir of
tho Il. l.. church rendered excellent and
aunrouriatc music, which wSs fully ap-
yrsc.ated by the memters OF the Post,
and every m mue- Of the Post present at
rEc ry.a. gives heartfelt tLaLEz t. the
srar' rrruI the cLyir for the aid ren,
....r.I ,a t.i> mea1-ial occasion
, 1887-06-02
From Erfaax,s DatIx.

Agrand rally for University lands.
Hon. @. n. BRADSHAW returned from
Seattle today.
Write it "Hadlock -4ot Port Had
lock" Otherwise Ycur letter nay go
astray
M j, P Moore CT Port Discovery ex-
pects TO leave soon FOR trip to Caljfor-
Ela
". Il. GorLam, r Bradley and S. +.
v1uets were Passengers On / lie ALdeisu
nom Seattle this morning.
Rsv Ii. V. Rice will preach at Dunge
meas, Sunday, May 29th Mt = n. ard
Fort Ludirw JGu, 5'h -. Z ..| i. H..
Robert Smith, "a -a.ior, WAS shot last
hght by G,urge Hubbard, a custom
hOase boa!mHu, while returning from
spe hark Orskar. The ball entered
Suhhs 5 ankle No cause is assigned for
,ke act other that Smith was thought to
be smuggler
Mss Kate Walker, tcacLe. nf the
iSenoei at IcTt Discovery. expects to
-saSe 'or Santa Barbara, Cal. tire home
" her Paients) as suon as tie summer
iscaaon begins She will remain for a
Nsi With relatives till necessary 10 re-
'ufh in August to reopen school.
he railroad logging camp Of Mcssrs
Veisnty n MuuFoe near Discovery Rav /.
aoihg splendid work these days. About
Seniy-hve men are employed. TV4
Si1,hofse teams are AZ work, besides an
VI Team 10 the woods. Tie rgaprictors
lave lot cf steel rails on hand. and are
gong TO lay them over ublut "a milo OF
Yesterday AFTERNOON We had TIE pleas
sfs q a hurried vis.tat HgdIock, Nj
sAeadr.ck kindly did tie 10 vit.b,e.
tes mil Is turning out over l.J.UB (, ct
y liIlher day, aud viii soon Gee n
Is-sed ~ capacity. A addition h.s
'el taii along uuc SIDE 1aE-15 feet.
a. immense piaHsf is being put IL,
talAlle oi planning iaraa square TN.
~ S'A -AzaJ inches and gB ices n..
s saaTt is being grlHr-tI I5g feet ru
saaes, 80 IS t1 an srI lva r.- !um-
a. d comes from iEa uIl. Et im-
5s'sAeats age 90 q u4st -ua.taut.al
: -, =, ,.sirf- quite unlike tLa "llar.-allll"
,1lh2s usually eF-ct,a ar.suI % saw
= itg rlags's Store .H sell lu.I
,l'Ee Disc -IlIfh ari machine sHnr
. ntilE J"..t " ben G.H5iyr r.rau!es-ts-
'Ae vL..-S E- p R.1,,.. a..
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:, a. 'ir 4. r-
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80 % .rra-.- o.. ..rt /.
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, 1887-06-02

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oi..,Gt oi.-.,ittad tI TO 90 with his -ehoOuer 50 as
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rp1,ts NJ. irfarnpd him tlat .t Is the policy
.Ia government to encourage Indians
o. tbey are tryIuy 10 do rjnbt and To
VIZ. W. ,ba customs ~ civil zatisn. The
Isa!n a..a. af the sell fsbcr a. vas explained.
/ Ias'st s.ba iniian o. Dt,lu .,-trgc.ai nor te
~ NJ G .nirifnons LIQUORS .r brtech loading
!ss. :, trade With rortherD Indians.
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90 - ss the I,ott;e Is r-fttcI She viii
, 1887-06-02
IRON, v.e0.eacax,s zsaizs.

Tie Elder brought Q passengers and
I.H tors & freight 10 Po-s Townsend.
TIC demand for business loCser IL
Port Townsend is increasing.
Tie Bruckway family Lave removed
5.ym PyscLt to Seattle.
, 1887-06-02

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, 1887-06-02


- tn 81 JEl,iug
the che r ..a.l @in-
uiuc lie Ill 20 real
ize that luck = the
goddess with whom
lie Is daily ing.
Luck is spas
mode; il r1ns in
wav-~-fiiai waves
sometimes. You
want to q, ~ nth It
iHtelli--LtIy. By
tempting It CON
Stantly / think YOU
can demonstrate -
your entire s4--.'tSc-
tiOn tlIat ~ a." r3d
Of cfalifstiue-jaAiLS
even rhGE.c=g. bear
III mind sIfn fEl
, 1887-06-02

TIE Home Run Shnes, can lie bought
at the PIT. Townsend Shoe Store for S110
and S120.
Gents Hats from - CENTS upwards at
the San Francisco Store.
Gents fine spring neck wear FROM 10cts
upwards at the San Francisco Store. X
Don't suffer from corns. when You can
get a bottle of the TRfa}ii6ic Corn Care
for - cents at The Pt. T. Shoe store. No
cure, money rcfRDded.
White or coforeJ shirts at $1.O0 at
the San Francisco store.
, 1887-06-02

REMEMBER, that oil our Stock is .Ne1U and
that you are not buying old and Shop-1Oo7n
Goods 1O7ten you purchase from
REMEMBER, also, zoe do not adUe1tise to sell
1T COST. But ne WiII Gire more UalUe for the
money than any other house IN the city.
Elegant Special before
purchasing elsewhere, and thereby.
Ali the country promptly attended to.
Produce taken highest market and satisfaction guaranteed
, 1887-06-02
JOHN 7. RAYMOND.
The Dead Comedians Views as TO tn

Matching of Coins.
Tho d.lth Of John :. Eaym7nI-Col. Sci
.srs-las brought forth a food Of stories
10. eat L.Ia. No=c OF ;hpln have something, 10
,io 5I.h his passion ier mat. iHg coins Ray
T..aIj used II do his rla,c4.t- IaatAprouzI.iy
Semitic manner, AMI sometimes lie would
gl.k y2gy cat'rtaiainsly On lLc science cf
chance.
Tho graat trouble with the ordinary aa.-
t-I.7 lie c.Ina-i;4n once sli-i To q r.n..Ltr,
, 1887-06-02


complete in every particular
, 1887-06-02

Signed, sealed and acknowledged in
presence of NoRRI5 B. SACHS,
JAS. ID. MINKLER
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 3lst day of May, 1887.
McRRIs i. SACHS.
lSealj Notary ub!ic
Ia aud for jefferson, Co, W. Z.
TEREITcEY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF JETTERsoN.
Be J; remembered that on this 3lst day
of May, y. D., 1887, before ne Morris Is.
Sachs, a notary public in and for the ter
rtory and county afcI e5aid, personally
came Watson c. Squire, j. Il Lewis,
d. I. Denny, Isaac Dillon, John II. Den
ison, Charles NJ. Bradshaw and Allen
Weir, personally known to ne to lie the
identical persons named iii and who exc
cuted tue foregoing articles cf incorpora-
ton, and they each acknowledged to me
that they executed the foregoing articles
OF Incorporation freely aud voluntarily,
for the uses and purposes therein mem
toned. In testimony whereof, I have
hersunto subscribed my name, and
affixed nay uothrial seal the day and year
in this certificate first above wrIllen
IL l:aIs Is. SACHS.
lSeall, Notary Public
In and for Jefferson Co, W. T.
, 1887-06-02
JOAQUIN MILLER.
THE LAST SPGNE BETWEEN CALI
FOEijtA AND OREGON.

Difficulties oi Travel and Transportation
in the Early Hay~-The GId Hatred
i;iN"us.ed-Hays OF IEe VigiIantas-A
Bs.t ct 3safI
, 1887-06-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.

aidiou and viii all
represented Over Different select from.
, 1887-06-02

/ W.. tu-.ug. critters hcre-r, al hcir-. citI-
Z':s ". the United -:Ctrs, ami t..e Ter
't9rE ~ Na~hi-.tan, He.I' dgs.ruTS 4
/ iu'taIr- :. corporation Gnder tie laws II
u NaSliu-tHH Territory tr5 the purpose
ot t's1"siss..'t.- aud maintaining d Col
.".- AMI tnNsr>ity, nave tins lay SSSo-
'i''vd ourselves together Tor the purpose
u. H"fl.arI.lCC CndcT the laws Of sand
. Territory, 'lt We hereby certify and
..... -. 20 ..Hlng Articles Of InCUTp)-
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9.-.@ corporation l. not Joint stock
g In. ..7E' and The members thereof shall
'th7i0. only Il ls boaId OF trustees t1 Toe
elected and appointed a5 II Article Y
aeEc / sta e.!, and the professors, teach
e'S #.'c: agents thereof shall be appoint
t.! by tae s1ld trustees, PupI's may be
dGmttei 'uu discharged from ITS school
IN accordance with rules tD be adopted
ana promulgated by the board trustees.
ARTICLE ".
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DC "i.tatlS oI the corporation snail
consist OF Board of Trustees, to he com
posed OF iiItcen members, and the officers
~ 'h5 boHFd Il trustees Shai consist OF
"a pfesIGept t. be called " fresIIent II
'hc j. bafi "a trustees "t The University
"i I"-eS 9ound, Secretary and treas
utST, winch Sad "id@eTs 81 the board
snail Ge elected 10y the board from Its
own members at the annual meeting
The faculty and agents of the UuIver-
sIty shall he IS provided for, 10y tie by
laws OF the corporation TO lja adopted by
I"e board of trustees All professors
and teachers shall be selected 10y the
ooaFd trustees; also an agent 10 be called
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II two wears and five I9pml,ers for the
term of three years And annually
thereafter five members S!Iai! he elected
for The term of three years, Any vGcau-
cles occurring in the Board ii Trustees
shall be filed by the Board of Trustees
until the next annual conference. The
following persons 81 all constitute the
memboes Of the B'arI Of Trustees 10
manage and conduct the GffIir5 Of the
corporation uAtIl the meeting of the next
Annua! Conference, towIt: Watson Q.
squire, j. II. Lewis, d. /. Denny. Isaac
Dillon, John \. Deni7lOn, Charles NJ.
Bradshaw, Alien Weir, D q. LeSourd,
Johu 5. Mcmillan, W. II. Fife, ". ID.
y Ter. T. J. Massey, y J. Hansen, n. ID.
Hill and ". B. hicMIlieu.
, 1887-06-02
Erom Wednesdlss DaiIyl


Bark CowIitZ, from San Francisco,
passed up 10 Port Gamble today. - -
British bark Howard cleared today,
loaded with 500,G00 f,et of lug1ber, for
Melbourne.
Barkentino j. 3. GriIiths arrived at
Port HadIock this morning.
Ship Katie Davenport, HOwland. mas
ter. IS days from San Francisco, bound
to Port BIakelcy. arrived this morning.
Swedish bark Ceyalia, s, \. Siorstrom,
master, sailed from Melbourne February
10. 'S7; arrived May 81, 18S7-IO5 days;
669 tons. Loads lumber at Port B!7keIy
for Melbourne.
Ship Bonanza and bark Emerald went
to SEA yesterday Ill tow, bound to San
francisco.
Collier Empire is due at Departure
Bay, to load coal rs return cargo.
Steamer WalIa WalIa will have her
charter extended To the Can#i.Eu Pacific
Railroad.
The wreck OF the John Rosenfeldt in
in British Columbian waters Is being ia
spected 10y Charles Hayward.
The tugs Tacoma and Holyoi:e, each
with a ship in tow, tad rather an eZcit.
ing race up TO Seattle yesterday. Both
tugs left about the same time. Tug Ia
coma won the race by nearly an hour.
, 1887-06-02
sshEpF!E. No:Cs-

,
The Elder arrived ihis morning from
san Francisco, after jischargiB- about
100 tons of freight, mostly for h'qsIa,
left for Seattle this afteruooE.
Chiiian bark RaUcaZua was towrI to
Port Bla5ely today to load lumber. for
Valparaiso.
Bark Columbia. lumber laden, was
to|ed from Hadiock today, bound to San
Francisco.
Revenue Gutter Oliver Wo.cott re-
turned this morning from down the
Sound.
Snip Louisiana, coal laden for San
raucisco, was towed 10 sea today.
Ship EnOus SOule has bee toWcl TO
Tacoma to load lumber.
Ship IvanhOe was tOWGd to Seattle to-
day to load coal for Sau Francisco.
Er. bark Howard has finished loading
lumber at Port B!akeiy for Australia.
Ship Commodore has sailed from De
paTJuTe Bay for San francisco, loaded
with $500 tons Of coal.
Swed. dark Givalia arrived in Royal
Roads last night, 100 days from Mel
bourne.
Bark Pacific Slope from Honolulu,
arrived in Royal Roads yesterday.
, 1887-06-02
Pioneer Meeting.

TE7TE Washington Pioneer Association will
L hold its Fourth Annual Rcunion at Port
Townsend, commencing on Tuesday. June 9TH,
at 10 o clock 4 N. and continuing from day 10
day until the business brought before ii is COM
p!eted.
The regular Oustor of the occasion viii lie
Hon. James G. swan, Of POI Townsend.
MI members Cf the AsSo alton who can make
ii convenient, are ur-cntlN requested to ne pres
cnt. and q CORDIAL invitation Is extended 30 the
general public 10 attend the speaking, notice of
ne time and place Of which will he given by the
local press FRANCIS HENRY.
Secretary Washington Pioneer Assn.
tvriI - ISL
, 1887-06-02
BORN.

EISENBEIS-On Monday, May 23rc
10 the wife OF Chas. Fisenbeis. q son.
, 1887-06-02

T.
the difference between the a-G.ublgr-S theory and
Eeutlenans E'r;. ti;.: An old gambler came 10
uc,, and SAYS lie: Its = dead surc thing yUu
viii Ios- in the ea5-
''WLy:' asked.
Beans. yuu are always betting. You &c
down TIE street aud meet q friend. You match
him for e 49, v.p On tla f..-t C.sa.!.-- you
match lu-l..lT fgi.., IN ..3 .sua .5s. .-g: Tou
lre uu; -
y sad tl!at didn't 5-lf7,. see
Tine Point j. -t-fs.- D.. .-piafnei You will
match with aii-ial!. and VOL. ..fI fiat- n the
ti:ae Us IS p!ain as d.v -FluI l..e.I.t..-.. is
against You l.,s!s. v,,g. :.r. T,arin-s a.-l.nst
eyerybJIyS luck and iS In. world goes. most
fellows play u -hg>u when they Laoyg they i. in
ccOod luck
Now, there may BE sometime, IN that but my
exrerierce dost E.t-sr,-r, q, s!rplru rtis .lTy.
have been uat..sias a.. .i. IGa i VIII match
anybody for a.ry tflif- Ir:l to sos Gv tiae-rlsts
rs high IS III .-o-aUI | tell vou. r1y boy.
as near as can fs1l,. it. | am about even Take
The time / matched PIuusrr- Walton. They
t8aGeI nv. into that wouldn't do il again if ]
i.av was going To win Thousand dollars a
match. t4rl matches. was tFa aq-r,.r5leut
WIN Mt the last throw W. fy.r., even Then
we ..-,i in, times; for S-a1 u match and
r..-. T.---. g.. -
, 1887-06-02

The co1Pnrata name of,sa.I body polit-
{ Is The University IF Puget Souud."
"a" location - l.reu; shaI. ue on section
u, township - north, or range l vet.
-ep- thn cry Of Port Townsend. in JET
fer an county. Washington Territory,
aad the ci:.ct place OF business of suca
corporation shall he at the said place Of
, 1887-06-02
ARTICLE ".

Nc OBJECT and purpose OF The corpora
tian : to build up and maintain first
class University under the patronage
aud ControI of tie Puget Sound Annual
Conferences ,S the Methodist Episcopal
Church, for Tie instruction and educa-
ton Of all persons Of whatever denomi-
nation
, 1887-06-02

The members of the Board o; Trustees
hcreinbef0re Designated shall on these
articles being duly subscribed and
sworn TO proceed to elect the officers Of
the board, who shall hold their Offices
until their successors are elected and
the members of the board snail annually
on the first Monday OF the month next
after their election, meet and elect the
officers of tbe board aud transact snch
other business rs they deem proper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-01
BRIGHT BITS.

CARDrSAL NEWMAN says a gentleman is one
who never inflictS pain. This is rough on the
dentists Omaha World,
WINE is a mocker," said q temperance ad-
vocate, gulping down about pint of coffee.
Coffee is a Mocha. too" replied man across
the table, and called for a bottle of beer
Washington critic.
GoLD-HANDLED UMBRELLAS are coming into
fashion. The handle is so arranged that it can
be taken Off This is an improvement on the
old style, where the entire umbrella was taken
oH.-Y0nkerS Statesman.
SNARLEY-The man who would smoke a cigar
cite would associate with pickpockets
De Timpkins (inhaling vigorOusly)-ls that so,
old man? Come out and have a drink them
Brooklyn Standard Union.
THE Canadian paper which referred editorial
ly the other day to ''the young females of Can
ada, really meant young women, although it
might have meant young female beavers,
which are very numerous in the Dominion
Mem York Tribune
THE Graphic says: "Since George Francis
Train has been preaching the uses of the Turk
iSh bath he has lost ground with the Anarchists.
If the Anarchists were to adopt the uses Of the
Turkish bath they would lose ground, too
NOrristot0n Herald.
VERY YOUNG BABE in Duquesne was recently,
in spite of all it could do, named by its father
Thomas Benton Schnatterly Boyle Cleveland
Flemming. The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children has work to do in the west
ern part of the Philadelphia Times.
WHAT did you marry my son for?" fiercely
demanded an old gentleman of a clergyman who
had just united his runaway scapegrace in the
holy bonds.
''rwo dollars" meekly answered the dominic,
"to be charged to you. "-BingaGBlto Repubtt-
cam
HUSBAND tiustt starting out of town)-My dear,
here is $50 bill.
Wife hastily -Oh, John, I'm ever SO much
obliged!
Husband--W Which wish you would give to the
tailor for my new overcoat He said he would
send the bill today.-Fpoch
JoBsoN-Hello, Nobson, you're not looking
we'll
Nobson-I am under the weather. Have had
to leave off smoking, too.
Jobson-That's bad, that's bad.
Nobson-But that isn't the worst Of It, am
dreadfuly afraid that leaving off smoking is
going to do me good.-BostOn Post
SOME THINGS are better unsad. Here is one
of them: In Vermont town the other day
friend of one recently deceased was selecting
persons suitable for pail bearers Among those
whom he chose for this sad duty was a Mr.. -,
but when the name was mentioned to a near
friend objection was made thus: "Oh, no. he
will not do. He doesn't believe in place of
future punishment This was a little rough
on the deceased man, and doubtless sounded
somewhat differently than the speaker ex-
pected.--St. Adams Messenger.
EMPLoYER-Are your books balanced MIR
Smith?
MrSmith (the bookkeeper)-N sir; there is a
discrepancy of &c. in Blank g. Co.'S account in
our favor, and that must be settled before can
strike a balance.
Employer-Have you written them?
Mr.. Smith-Several times.
Employer-Well write them again and in
close stamp for reply. That ought to fetch
are worth as much to us as Blank & Co.-Itd-
Bits.